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Classic Cars Showcased At Forked River Rotary Club’s 1st Car Show

Classic cars, trucks and Jeeps came out in droves to the Forked River Rotary Club's first annual car show on Saturday.

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Registration was open to all classic and custom cars, trucks and Jeeps. (Courtesy of the Forked River Rotary Club)
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Registration was open to all classic and custom cars, trucks and Jeeps. (Courtesy of the Forked River Rotary Club)
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Registration was open to all classic and custom cars, trucks and Jeeps. (Courtesy of the Forked River Rotary Club)

LACEY, NJ — Classic cars, trucks and Jeeps came out in droves to the Forked River Rotary Club's first annual car show on Saturday.

The car show took place at the Lacey Township High School from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Several prizes were awarded to classic and custom cars:

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  • Best of Show: '56 Chevy, Bobby D
  • Mayor's Choice: '68 GTO, Mike Troncone
  • Chief’s Choice: '55 Chevy, Gregg Denninger
  • Super’s Choice: '49 Jeepster, Tim Hagar
  • Principal’s Choice: '70 Chevy, Jim Golden
  • Club President’s: '85 Cadillac, John Harvey
  • Kid’s Choice: '95 Grand Cherokee, Scott Horner
  • Best Car Club Participant: Sentimental Cruisers

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